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11-15-07, 08:10 pm
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I have seen labels that say no animal testing I just bought shampoo that says cruelty free Is there a technical difference?       |
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11-16-07, 05:37 am
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I'm not too sure what the difference is there but I do know that the best way to know is to look for those products that say "product and ingredients not tested on animals by or for x company". A lot of companies use ambiguous statements to get around the fact that their product isn't 100% cruelty free. |
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11-25-07, 12:28 pm
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Yeah. A lot of labels say "Product not tested on animals" but that doesn't say that the ingredients aren't tested on animals. Tricky. |
